"Liz & Dick actress Lindsay Lohan's probation was revoked Wednesday morning in California court. The troubled starlet wasn't present for her arraignment on charges she lied to police about a car accident in which she hit an 18-wheeler with her Porsche this past summer. A judge set a January 15 hearing to decide whether to send Lohan to jail for as much as eight months, though sources say Commissioner Jane Godfrey is not likely to choose time behind bars for punishment.» Read more at TMZ.

Rumors are flying that Paul McCartney will sub for Kurt Cobain as Nirvana reunites for Wednesday night's 12-12-12 Hurricane Sandy relief concert at Madison Square Garden. Dave Grohl reportedly asked the former Beatles singer to join him and Krist Novoselic on stage for the show, which also features The Who, The Rolling Stones, Kanye West, Bon Jovi, Billy Joel and Eric Clapton. McCartney also performed with Grohl at the Grammys earlier this year. » Read more at the New York Daily News.

Production on the new season of "Arrested Development" is on hold, but for a good reason: Netflix has expanded its order from 10 episodes to between 12 and 15 new episodes. Word is creator Mitchell Hurwitz shot more material than planned, prompting new ideas for additional scenes and storylines. Some cast members are busy with other projects, so actors will resume shooting in January after existing footage is reviewed and edited. A final episode count has not been announced, but new "Arrested Development" episodes are expected to debut in the spring.» Read more at Rolling Stone.

A sequel to "Wreck-It Ralph" is already in the works, starring the titular character (voiced by John C. Reilly) with a big name in arcade history: Mario, that plucky plumber who first faced off with Donkey Kong. Disney-Pixar and director Rich Moore are tossing ideas around for "Wreck-It Ralph 2," though the project hasn't been given a green-light yet. Moore says the only reason the video game icon didn't appear in the first movie is because they "couldn’t find anywhere for him to go" in the story.» Read more at Screen Rant.